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Why opioids are prescribed, how misuse becomes overdose, and what naloxone does.
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Doctors prescribe opioids mainly to treat what health problem?
A patient takes a prescribed opioid after major surgery. Which side effect is common with opioid medicines?
Slowed breathing during an opioid overdose can lead to brain damage. What directly causes that damage?
A clinician prescribes an opioid for severe pain after an injury. Which direction best reduces overdose risk?
Which body function can opioids depress, making an overdose life-threatening?
An analgesic is a medicine designed mainly to do what?
Which medicine is an opioid?
Jordan sees hydrocodone listed on a prescription label. Hydrocodone belongs to which drug class?
Morphine is classified as which type of drug?
Which substance is an opioid rather than an over-the-counter pain reliever?
A person uses heroin. Heroin is in which drug class?
After taking the same opioid for weeks, Maya needs a larger amount to get the same pain relief. What has developed?
What does physical dependence on an opioid mean?
After abruptly stopping repeated opioid use, Leo feels sick, sweaty, and very anxious. These symptoms are most likely what?
A student takes an extra opioid dose because the prescribed dose no longer feels as strong. What risk has increased?
Why does combining an opioid with alcohol increase overdose risk?
After a period without opioids, a person takes the amount they used before. Why can this be especially dangerous?
A person keeps misusing a prescription opioid and cannot stop, even though it is hurting their schoolwork and friendships. What does this pattern describe?
A person is unresponsive, breathing very slowly, has pinpoint pupils, and has blue lips. What does this most strongly suggest?
At a party, Sam cannot be awakened and is making gurgling sounds. After naloxone is given and 911 is called, Sam is breathing. How should Sam be positioned?
Which finding is a warning sign of an opioid overdose?
A friend is unconscious and has blue lips with very slow breathing. What is the safest immediate response?
A person has taken a drug and now cannot be awakened. Which additional sign would make an opioid overdose more likely?
Someone is unresponsive and breathing slowly, but you are unsure whether opioids are involved. What should you do?
What does naloxone do during an opioid overdose?
A person wakes after receiving naloxone for a suspected overdose. Why should someone still call 911 and stay with them?
How is a dose of Narcan, the most common form of naloxone, given?
What is naloxone not designed to do?
About how much more potent than morphine can fentanyl be?
Why is illegally made fentanyl mixed into other drugs especially dangerous?
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